What are the primary contents of a block group and what purpose do they serve?
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A block group contains a superblock, an inode table, an inode allocation bitmap, a
block allocation bitmap, group descriptor and file and directory data. The superblock is
redundantly copied into each block group and contains critical information about the file system.
The inode table contains an entry for each inode in the group. The inode allocation bitmap
tracks the free and allocated inodes in the group; similarly, the block allocation bitmap
tracks available blocks. The group descriptor contains locations of data structures within the
group and maintains several accounting values. The data area of a group is where bits of file
and directory data are stored.
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